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Find the nonpermissible replacement for y in the expression y+3/y+3

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Answer:

The non permissible value for y is y≠(-3)

Explanation:

In this question the given rational expression is (y+3)/(y+3) and we have to get the non permissible values.

Here denominator of the fraction should never be 0 otherwise the given expression will be undefined.

Therefore
(y+3)\\eq0


y\\eq(-3)

So the non permissible value is y≠(-3).

User Sayeda
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Answer:

Non-permissible value is
y=-3

Explanation:

we are given equation as


f=(y+3)/(y+3)

we know that denominator can not be zero

so, we can set denominator =0

and then we can solve for y


y+3=0

we can subtract both sides by 3


y+3-3=0-3


y=-3

So,

Non-permissible value is
y=-3

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